Fade to Black – How success is a progression rather than a step change
My Taekwondo instructor (a very philosophical person in his own right) said something very interesting recently. He suggested that we do not suddenly achieve a new level of success, such […]
From Intentional Business to Intentional Living – Adapting the Flywheel concept to drive your personal development journey
I am a student of business as much as a student of life. I am fascinated by what makes a good business great and no one has done more research […]
Interview with WealthKode – The Flywheel Effect, Investing and Achieving Your Goals
Recently I had the chance to chat with Alan Blake of WealthKode. We had an interesting discussion about how you can apply the Flywheel concept to investing and life. Check […]
The Flywheel Series – 8 Steps on how to actually start pushing the Flywheel to achieve your goals
I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Alan Blakey of Wealthkode.com. We had a great chat about Jim Collins’ Flywheel Effect and how this might relate to investment […]
How far can you go? Pushing the limits of mental barriers to achieve more
We’ve had our rowing machine for a couple of years now and I can’t say I’ve been a fan. Ironically, when I was younger I was a coxen for a […]
Working around Injuries by Focusing on the End Goal not the Chosen Path
The year is passing quickly and I am already halfway through the second stage of this year’s training plan. Unfortunately, over the last two weeks I have had a succession […]
Happy New Year – Are You Ready to Start Changing into Your Next Self?
On the first day of the New Year I like to think about what the coming year might look like. Generally, late in the year I reflect on how far […]
Preparing for the New Year – How to Turn Your New Year’s Resolutions into a Solid Action Plan You Will Actually Achieve
Have you ever made ambitious New Year’s Resolutions only to find that three months in they have fallen by the wayside for whatever reason? Part of the reason that we […]
Personal Growth – Why breaking things down into systems helps us learn new and difficult skills
I am at Taekwondo training. My instructor has two hand mitts held up in front of me. We are practicing sparring and I have no idea what to do. My […]
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